Amber Hour

Our First Collection

A sun-drenched day on the coast - from morning light to midnight.

 

The Story

Amber Hour began with a feeling we kept chasing: the exact shade of orange-pink the sky turns just before the sun disappears into the sea.

This collection is built around a single print - Sunset - worn three ways. A shirt and shorts for long afternoons at the beach. A shirt and trousers for when the light stretches into evening. A dress, in the same warm red-orange, for everything in between. One gradient, one feeling, carried across the whole day.

Every piece in this collection started as a hand-drawn sketch. The sunset gradient - the exact blend of orange into pink into that last sliver of gold - was painted by hand before it ever became fabric. Nothing here is generic. Every mark was made by hand, then carried into the weave.

Amber Hour isn't just a collection. It's a day we didn't want to end.

The Prints

Before Amber Hour was a collection, it was a sketchbook.

Sunset began as a hand-drawn illustration - the warm gradient of a coastal sunset, painted in long, loose strokes of orange and pink. We translated that drawing into fabric ourselves, piece by piece, so the print carries the same texture and imperfection as the original sketch.

This is what makes each piece feel personal rather than manufactured: it was drawn before it was worn.